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You would think that sculptures are a somewhat still, inert form of art. But Germany-based artist Marcus Reugels has a different idea, and the liquid sculptures that he captures in movement are nothing but a striking proof of that. His thought is that shapes caught in movement become static, therefore, frozen sculptures in a photograph.
The technical side includes the artist thickening the water with guar gum. He does it so to win more time to create desired patterns and a variety of custom effects. He can then control more intently the amount of droplets and their sequence based on what kind of shapes need to be created. Reugels uses a high-speed Sony SLR camera with flash and a glimpse catcher and a timing device.
The idea and the technical efforts then are put together and mesmerizing sculptures come to life.
The idea and the technical efforts then are put together and mesmerizing sculptures come to life.
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